The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-22
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
CARSON, Jan. 10.

trOduced by the Committee on Ednca-
ton. Il makes an appropriation for
the State University.
Senate bill No. 81 was introduced
by the COMMITTEE on Education, to
transfer the power to regulate the
price of school lands from the Board
of Regents of the State University to
the Governor, State Controller and
Treasurer.
At 1:30 p. NJ, on motion of Wester-
field, the Senate went into Committee
of the Whole, for the consideration of
Senate bills Nos. 25 and 20, reported
by the Deficiency Committee.
Bill No. "a appropriates the sum of
$12,699 43 for deficiencies of appro-
priations for the years 1856, pay
able to about so different persons,
firms and corporations. The bill was
amended in some respects, passed and
sent to the Assembly. with a recon-
mendation that it pass As amended.
Bill No. &c, making an appropria-
ton of IS, 1874 % for the contingent
fund of the State University, and So
900 from the General School Fund for
uses of the University, defining bills,
etc, took the same course.
In the Assembly -By Drury, q mem
orial and joint resolution regarding
the Carson Mint, calling on the Ad
ministration strongly to account for
its action therein, and embOdying an
earnest petition to Congress to con-
tinue the Mint in full operation. Civ
ing logical, tangible and practical rea-
sons therefor.
By Milett, providing for the copy
ing OF the Journal OF the Assembly by
the Chief Clerk and Assistant Clerk,
for the State Printer, for the sum of
$500. Tabled.
By Clapp, notice of q bill relative
to public highways.
By Smith, notice Of bill relative to
Justices of the Peace and Constables.
Assembly bill No. %, by Dale, to
prevent persons from unlawfully using
the regulation badges of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
Assembly bill M. 90, by Drury,
providing for the admission of State
Orphans To the State University and
their maintensnce.
Assembly bill No. 81 was consider
ed in Committs of the Whole, and its
passage recommended.
Assembly bill No. 10, by Drury,
concerning convict labor, torbidding
the State Prison Commissioners from
hiring out any convicts under their
charge, MAS passed.
Assembly bill No. 20, by Lyons, to
remove the county seat of White Pine
county form Hamilton to Ely, was
laid on the table.
Assembly bill No. 90, regulating
the fees of county officials for Douglas
county, passed.
January II.
Senate = Messages we're received
from the Assembly stating that bills
No. 10, concerning labor, and Ne. 2,
relating to the compensation of county
officers, have passed that body.
By Sharon = Senate bill No. %,
to amend the law providing for the
election of Board OF Regents of the
State University.
BY Forbes-Senate bill No. 30, an
Act requiring business partners to file
certificates of partnership.
BY Briggs-Senate bill No. 30, au-
thorizing the White Pine County Com
missioners to construct new Court
house, and providing for the payment
therefor. Referred to White Pine
county delegation.
By Poujade Senate bill No. 81,
fixing thr salaries and compensation
of officers of Lincoln county.
By Sharon Senate bill No. 80, to
amend the law regulating the compen-
sation of county officers Ia this State.
BY Nichols-Senate bill No. "a, TO
amend the law of judicial distric,ing
the State. Referred to Judiciary Com
mittse.
BY Noteware Senate bill No. 33.
to establish and provide for an Indian
school. Referred to 0rmsby county
delegation.
Assembly bill No. 80, by Thoma,
to give the consent of the people of
Nevada to the annexation of addition
al territory. Referred to Committee
on Federal Relations.
Assembly bill No. %, by Spring
mysr, regulating the fees and compen-